The document discusses Greece's significant reduction in government expenditure and its alarming employment levels, likening it to massive job losses in the UK. It highlights public sentiments towards austerity measures, a recent referendum outcome, and the ongoing negotiations with the EU, emphasizing a potential third memorandum. The atmosphere is charged with protests and skepticism about the future, indicating a widespread call for change among the Greek populace.

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4.6%

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Which EU country reduced its
general government expenditure
from 2013 to 2014 the most?
Greece, by 10.7 points
<no 2 was Slovenia 9.9 points>
<no 3 was Ireland 1.7 points>

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The employment level in Greece is
back to where it was in 1985. It's
the equivalent of the UK losing 6
million jobs.

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Yes to Europe of the people
Yes to €
No to austerity
No to the memorandum

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Which critical Europgroup is this? I
have lost counting.

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Summer 2015: The cash point
queue gives you the best tan.

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“The NOs will be fired. It will take
me 1-2-5-10 months, but I will find
them. And they will be fired.”
[“employer” at a large construction
company yesterday]

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Cosmetics company which imports
raw materials from outside Greece
fired all 7 people of the night shift.

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Therefore, we will vote about the
proposal for a memorandum while
the government negotiates another
one. Makes sense.

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Negotiations will continue
regardless of the result of the
referencum says vice-chancellor of
Germany Gabriel

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Morocco. Pro Greece
demonstration. If so many
Moroccans did this in Athens the
Nazis would be after them.

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#StayEurope with a rosé in the
wine glass, clearly worried for the
future of the negotiations! Being
more neo-liberal can kill you.

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Under attack from the anti-
government protesters. Them
stones, us precious stones. Them
planks, us designer coffee tables.
We are holding on well.

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I am reminding you that for safe
results you can insert a slice of
mortadela instead of a ballot paper

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Over here in our square there is a
demonstration by KKE and a cash
point. Guess which one is busier.

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I am certain that if we exit the euro
and the E.U. on Sunday the
Communist Party will disagree
because we did not exit from the
right door.

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NO: 61,31 %
YES: 38,69 %

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I like the fact that no-one
understood what NO meant in the
referendum, when everybody did
understand.

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If with 61% voting “no” the result is
€12bn extra cuts, then it is
reasonable to assume that if “yes”
had a majority we would have to
give away Crete, Corfu and half a
dozen of the Dodecanese islands.

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The referendum is reduced to the
people hoping that the EU will pity
us and respect Democracy.

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The meeting with the party leaders
was an intelligent move. But only to
ensure that Syriza remains in
power. NO ended in 12 hours.

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I bet 3,000 drachmas that we will
not exit the euro ;-)

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We respect the will of the 38% of
the people.

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Syriza has accepted terms rejected
by the Greek people in the
Referendum. Unless he gets debt
relief, can't see how he can sell this

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Because they mean a 3rd
memorandum/loan. Therefore a lot
more cuts than the assessment of
the previous one.

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We will not have drachmas only.
Hard-soft currency. Bosses in and
out happy.

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Well done Tsipras. 40 years of
PASOK and New Democracy and
in 5 months you managed to make
the people say that the Left
destroyed Greece.

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Good news for Greece! It still rules
the seas

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Investors are not certain about the
future of Greece today.

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Talk on the street is that nothing
short of revolution will do after the
referendum

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ΚΚΕ has already announced a
demonstration tomorrow at 7pm at
Omonia square against the new
“barbaric memorandum”

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Message:
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Stick to what you believe
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Keep on fighting
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Find comfort in minorities